President Donald Trump addressed Arizona voters with a clear message on Wednesday, stating that Democrats threaten to “destroy our country.” Speaking in Bullhead City, Trump supported Republican candidates, including Rep. Andy Biggs, the GOP gubernatorial nominee, and critiqued Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs.
With Election Day approaching, Trump called on Arizona to support a full Republican ticket. He highlighted the need for a Republican victory in honor of Charlie Kirk, urging, “America belongs to those who love it.”
Supporting GOP Candidates
Onstage with Trump, Andy Biggs criticized Democrats’ conduct during Trump’s State of the Union address. He encouraged the crowd to “turn Arizona red.” Trump noted that Democrats remained seated during a call to prioritize American citizens over illegal immigrants, contrasting the Republican response.
Trump also launched personal attacks on Hobbs and endorsed Biggs’ running mate, Sine Kerr, poised to be Arizona’s first lieutenant governor. Kerr was chosen for the new position in July.
Reinforcing Allegiance
Trump praised Republican candidates, including secretary of state candidate Alex Kolodin, describing him as “a warrior for election integrity.” He also mentioned Reps. Paul Gosar, Abe Hamadeh, and Eli Crane, labeling them “warriors,” and showed support for congressional candidate Mark Lamb.
Concluding with a tribute to Charlie Kirk on his would-be 33rd birthday, Trump urged votes in Kirk’s honor. The rally emphasized dedication to GOP values and support for Arizona Republican candidates.
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